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Prince Harry is taking a coaching session for youngsters at Twickenham Stadium. Harry, who is patron of the Rugby Football Union All Schools Programme, is meeting schoolchildren to try and increase the number of pupils playing rugby in state schools.

Boris Johnson's admitted more needs to done to increase sports participation in London. He made the comments during a visit to new facilities at the Streatham-Croydon Rugby Football Club. It's benefitted from the Mayor's Legacy Fund. Rags Martel reports.

Tyson Keats was found to be ineligible to play for London Welsh. Credit: David Davies/PA Wire

The London Welsh rugby union team will find out next week whether their appeal against a five-point deduction and £15,000 fine has been successful.

An appeal hearing took place yesterday, over their punishment for fielding an ineligible player - New Zealander Tyson Keats - in 10 Premiership games.

Keats should have been eligible for an ancestry visa, due to his grandfather being born in England, but Mike Scott the former London Welsh team manager made a mistake in the original application.

Instead of reapplying, Scott told Keats' agent and the club that the visa had been successfully granted to the player. Meanwhile, Scott submitted false documents - including a forged passport - to the RFU in a bid to pass Keats off as English-qualified.

Scott has since been banned from rugby for life and cautioned by police for falsifying registration documents.

London Welsh argued they should not be blamed for fraudulent behaviour conducted by Scott, who was described in the original judgement as a "rogue employee".

The points deduction sent London Welsh bottom of the Premiership, two points behind Sale Sharks with five games left.

Braving rain and an extremely muddy pitch, the Prime Minister - who said he used to play the position of hooker - passed a rugby ball around with children who were having a taster session at Millwall Rugby Club in east London.

Cameron announced that school sport is to get a £150 million a year cash injection Credit: PA Wire

A primary school with 250 pupils would receive £9,250 per year Credit: PA Wire

Cameron said: "We've got a crisis of childhood obesity at the moment so we want to see that cut." Credit: PA Wire

The London Welsh rugby union team will play in the Aviva Premiership next season after winning their appeal against a decision to block their promotion. The Rugby Football Union had decided the club did not meet the Premiership's standards but that has now been overturned.